Museum patron and legend Keith Peacock popped into the museum today to donate this one off BTTV 30 matchworn (by Albie Morgan) shirt on behalf of the 30th Anniversary committe.
The George Green letter was typed on the back of an old and now very very rare Charlton Rovers (a reserve/development team run by the club during WW2) v Dulwich Hamlet programme
Looking at our goalkeeper, didn't we have a scout with the same name (Jim Fibbins)?
I’m obviously a bit behind on this thread, but isn’t that our old physio, Charlie Hall, at number 6.
I'd also say earlier. Possibly late 40's / early 50's. I can see a couple of military uniforms, which suggests not the immediate post war years. I'm not sure the piles of snow help. There were famously cold winters in 47 and 63. I think this is much earlier than 63 (the clothes are wrong for that), so possibly 47 (but the I'd have expected a few more military in 47)...
One of our volunteers has catalogued all our match tickets in folders and in a spreadsheet but there are lots of gaps.
We've also sorted each seasons programmes in boxes and added to each box, where we have them, fixture cards, train and coach tickets and membership cards so these will fill lots of gaps and be fascinating artefacts in their own right.
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Here's KP, Suthers and museum trustee Clive Harris looking at our Valley Gold and back to the Valley display
Handwritten 1958 letter from the York City manager
Not all great players make great managers.
Absolutely brilliant stuff.
The museum would love to have it but understand if you want to hang on to it.
@blackpool72 Shameful
One of our volunteers has catalogued all our match tickets in folders and in a spreadsheet but there are lots of gaps.
We've also sorted each seasons programmes in boxes and added to each box, where we have them, fixture cards, train and coach tickets and membership cards so these will fill lots of gaps and be fascinating artefacts in their own right.
So pleased to have them.